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National Geographic Magazine's "sibling" publications (one big happy family)
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Greetings,
this sub-group can cover all minutiae related to the now-numerous "sister" publications to the venerable NGM.
To wit, here's a run-down in chronological order...
- the old 'News Bulletin' for schools
- (the) School Bulletin {+ World Traveler}
- Reach ,
- WORLD Magazine ,
- Traveler ,
- Research Journal (aka Research & Exploration) ,
- Adventure ,
- Kids! ,
- (the) Green Guide,
- Explorer! ,
- Little Kids ,
- Exploring History ,
- History ,
- NatGeo WILD! ,
- Science ,
- NG Bird Watcher newsletter
and also: the Collector's Editions that have been a staple of newsstand/retail since 2001.
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Latest Activity: Dec 28, 2022
Discussion Forum
Geographic News Bulletins 2 Replies
Hi All,I just joined this group and I assume that the Geographic News…Continue
Started by Larry Moffett. Last reply by Dale Jun 2, 2022.
Pictorial Geography series 2 Replies
Hi Everyone,Who among you has collected any of these? Who is savvy about…Continue
Started by Larry Moffett. Last reply by Larry Moffett Mar 26, 2022.
BIRD WATCHER newsletter (magazine)
Recently brought to my attention by fellow 'Corner member Jeff Persons, there was a short-lived Birder's journal published by the Society. It began in Nov/Dec 2001, and the last known issue was…Continue
Started by Scott T. Shier Jan 27, 2018.
EVERY Cover of: Research, World, collector's editions & History mag uploaded
Hello 'Corner,Just an FYI to let you know I have scanned and uploaded covers for numerous of the "sister" magazines to NGM. The ones that are less talked about and seldom seen around here. They can…Continue
Started by Scott T. Shier Jan 9, 2018.
Comment Wall
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Comment by George Thomas Wilson on December 10, 2014 at 7:34pm
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Scott,
While I am not interested in collecting the "other" magazines from NGS, I have been eyeing the coffee table sized, newsstand publications. Are these the Collector's Editions of which you speak?
Tom
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Comment by Scott T. Shier on December 11, 2014 at 7:30pm
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Tom, I'm sure we are thinking of the same thing.
Lately, they've been the yellow-bordered, stiff-stock covers "special issue" series ... usually w/ 96-120 pgs., and show Time Inc. Specials in the ISBN area. They have also increased in frequency since about 2011.
Recently I've found re-issues in Barnes & Noble that are identical but in hardcover form, w/ glossy thick DJ's.
here's the most current iteration of the home page for these, but it has been drastically edited -- they removed from archive viewing all of the older ones that are not "in stock", and even at that, the page is not updated for the latest batch from about Jan 2013 - now. However, not long after that, they did start to (finally) post the latest ones (and 2 reissues) on the NG Store site ... which they had not done prior, and I always thought that odd.
NGM.com page ---> http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/special-editions/special-editions
NG Store ---> http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/ngs/facet/facetGlossary.jsp?_dyn...
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